All you need to know about this movie is that the world's greatest comedian decided that writing a cow fart joke into this movie was a good idea. Every minute of this movie is just a bother excuse to put a comedian friend into the film. The best actor in the movie is the little girl (oh and Hugh Grant) and there are some real heavyweights in this one.

It had some real potential, but just like every other movie released by Metflix, it had no idea what it wanted to be. Sometimes an Airplane wannabe, sometimes a weird art piece, and other times taking the absolute shortest path to a bad joke.

It really had potential, but it is now just the 20th straight bad movie that Melissa McCarthy has been in.

With all the comedians in the cast I knew this would just another pointless entertaining, funny movie. That was exactly what it was. Something that could relax, laugh, and turn my brain off for an hour and a half. I think the movie was very lighthearted and contained many references to events during the 60s and a little towards the early 1940s. (Iykyk). There have definitely been worse movies, but id still say this one will be forgettable after a week or so. It's a good family watch and enjoyable for all audiences, just understand that none of the events are real or actually happened. I think many people will find joy and laughter through this film.

This is like a movie made to include all the banter in the writers' room for a sitcom. Like, "Hey, what if the Seinfeld character gets out of his car and he's rolling it barefoot like Fred Flintstone's car," one writer would say, and another writer would say, "and he's got a big rock in the back for a brake like an anchor." And the room chuckles and instead of just moving on, they put it in the show. The cameos of actors and comics are fun. The old brand names are cool, except no one under 60 will understand many of them. It's silly, cartoonish, and basically pointless. See it as a lark that got produced because Seinfeld is Seinfeld. Throw your critical standards to the wind and guess who's playing the Walter Cronkite character.